Freeman Class Of 1998

Thu., June 4, 1998

Lynzie Abbey

Holly Adams

Courtney Baasch

Justin Bates

Deborah Benson

Alison Blank

Tasha Bright

Leo Bristlin

Zachary Broili

Amanda Bullough

Curtis Chambers

Helda Dahmen

Michael Davis

Marin Erickson

Douglas Fairbanks

Brooke Freeman

Jared Freeman

Sara Fuchs

Erick Fulkerson

Douglas Goldsmith Jr.

Alene Gordon

Justin Gray

Justin Greger

Sarah Gruber

Joshua Harty

Benjamin Hawk

Adam Hipple

Robert Hunton

Nathan Kiddoo

Phillip Kipczynski

Matthew Kruse

Amy Lederle

Pat-Kelly Lipp

Richard Madden II

Marcella McGrath

Christopher Meenach

Alison Michael

Matthew Miller

Gary Mills

Jordan Moberg

Kenneth Orovic II

Shaun Padden

Tiah Petrie

Anthony Pierce

John Primmer

Kaci Reed

Jani Ross

Joseph Russell

Megan Russell

Krista Schlecht

Channing Severson

Steven Simmons

Lindsay Sloan

Matthew Smith

Kevin Stout

Douglas Sublette

Dustin Taylor

Ronald VanTassel

Joshua White

Nicole Zuber COMMENCEMENT Freeman High School’s 1998 graduation ceremony is at 5 p.m. on Saturday at the school, 14626 S. Jackson Road in Rockford. Senior class Pres.: Holly Adams Vice president/secretary: Holly Blank Principal: Dennis Schuerman Senior class advisors: Scott Carolan and John Custer

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